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TTIE REVIEW: REIDSVILLSC, N. 0.
NEWS OF REIDSVILLE
AND ROCKINGHAM
Dr.. L. L. Sapp of Milton spent sev
: eral days here last week.
Miss Margaret Boyd of Washington
is visiting relatives here '
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Williams,
Jr.. March 28. a daughter.
Mrs. B. P. Anderson of Orcennbr.ro
was visiting relatives here Saturday
Services at the Episcopal church
utxt Sunday night. I'ubllc Invited.
Mr. Ben Williamson of Saxapaha v
' t-pent) Sunday here with his sister
Mrs. Dora Mills.
Mr. Zeb Blxckwell of Wlnston-Sa
lcm has been spending a few days
' here with relatives.
Postmaster H. S. Galloway of Win
' ston-Salam; spent Saturday and Sun
day here with relatives.
Miss Sue Howard of thu student
body of Couverso College, Spartan
bnrg. Is visidng her sister. Mrs. S
O. Jett. ...
Lieut Gordon Watt. U. S. M..
spent a few days with relatives here
last week, leaving Friday to report at
Norfolk.
. Midway School will preKenl tne
"Courtship of Miles Standiah"' Friday
evening. April Cth, 1917 at s:0'o p. m
Everybody Is invited.
The local tobacco marke' will cloa
April 30th together with the Danville
Winston-Salem and other large mar
keta. All the smaller nuirketg hav
closed, but Reldsvllle . will keep opbii
until the last of the month,
The law firm of Glidewell & Roher..
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. P. W. Glidewell will retain hts
rfflce in the Citizens Bank building
and Mr. Roberts will maintain oftlce3
in both Reldsvllle and' Madison.
Catot. W. B, Millner aaks us to re
quest every member of Company j
be present at the armory Tuesday
tight, the 3rd for the purpose or ra
organization, etc. The 25 per
1
1 1 '
TUESDAY. APRIL
APRIL 1 New Interest
Period Starts in
ROCKINGHAM SAVINGS
BANK & TRUST COMPANY
Deposits made up to and including Apr il 5
will bear interest as of April 1st.
compounded every three
BUSINESS BUILDERS
LOST, WANTED, ETC
i
Our rate
months.
$1.00 starts the account.
D.
and
R. S. MONTGOMERY, President SCOTT FILLMAN, Cashier.
on the library, rt
ceut.
peace-pay la now in force, The ma t
) . ter will bo thoroughly explained to
' all by Cari Millner.. ;
Raleigh Walker convicted at the
, December 1916 term of Rockingham
court on the charge of retailing and
nerving a 12 month's Jail sentence,
. was granted a pardon contingent on
rood behavior. He secured executive
clemency through the efforts of Mr
Held Ray of Spray News and Ob
i i server. '.
The Penn Suspender Co. of this
face, is branching ou.t Until recen'ly
wey manmaciurea oniy en s garters
luu cuojrauiivi o. A uvj ma jiisvt inc-u-
vfaturing ladies' garters, sleeve hold
er and leather belts, making a big
. shipment of these goods last wee
i This is a progressive concern and it
i it turning out a class of goods tltat
i& extremely popular. Madison Mes-
-: senger.
We have been requested to an
' aounce that there will be aaubcn'-
t'oa dance at the C. & A. hall on tl:e
tight of April 9th, faster Monday.
jicicecs win oe 2.uu lor me unncora
. including the partner." A fee of" ten"
cents will be collected at the door
from those who cometo hear the' mu
sic. Hood's orchestra will play aad
tie dance will be opened with a
inarch. Dancers are urged to be on
the floor at eight-fifteen, AU above
Jt expenses will be used to Improve th3
school grounds. -
The Saturday Evening Post in a re
easily by calling
most cases.
Miss I5esHie Ilrannon of Danville is
visiting Miss Bessie Hightower.
A very attnrMve sign has recent.'
been erected In front of Brittain's
I 'rug Store.
Miss lluyler May of Keysvilie, Va ,
. ... . . X tH IT Kf n
is vjsiting ner utuni, ivirn. su. u. n.
tLewson on Main street.
Mr. W. W, Meador, a well-known
Confederate veteran of near Wer.t
v orth, called in to see u8 yesterday
Mr. Johns Martin will leave tomor
row for a trip to Oklahoma to visit
i otiie relatives. He will make the trip
by automobile.
The county commissioners held
their monthly meeting at WentwortU
yts' t-rday. Numbers 6f citizens were
present to advocate work on various
public roads.
Mrs. Susan Thompson, wife of Mr
J, T. Thompson, died at her nunie
or Barnes street Saturday afternoon.
Her death was due to brain trouble.
She was 45 years old and leaves a
husband and live children. The funer
al service wiu conductoi by 'Re,' M
X. Johnson at Lowe's church Sunday
afternoon and interment was mado
ai Lowe's cemetery.
Mr. Geo.. A. Miller, proprietor . or
the Purity Beverage Company of Dan
villa spent yesterday In town. His
(("ii)anv inaniftcturea Ay Oc.i, a
new and' pop iw' clrtnk :. from i hi
cl.'.in,l co'M-c : a fern la. aUo Ited
V. rd ginger ah Mr. ?-' .ier niddo n--rangementa
to open a distributing
plant in Reldsvllle. Mr; John B,
Razell will have have charge of the
Heidsville branch !
The Birmingham, contractor who
was authorized by Secretary Burlo
t on to sow the postofflce grounds with
shrubbery, has completed his wor
and has been paid over $330. By cc
tual count 239 plants wore . put In,
some of these being evergreens tnd
others slender saplings and Httn
trees.f While the soicitude of the post
master general for the Federal lot in
Pcnvllle is being appreciated, t!i)ro
pre a number, wno neiieve ui uiu
green gros wa3 sufficient decor itlon
lor the post office i. nd that money
u. uld 'mve be?n h lor aproprlatcd
if Improving postal facilitlos here.
r.invllle R'glst?r.
cent issue made a plea for a. larger
ueeiof public libraries by the people The condition of the people of
who' have the advantage of easy nc-1 Stokes county was never better than
cess to them. The libraries gener the present with the execeptlon of tie
ally are well equipped, and the libra j class of farmers who depend on bttv
riana are anxious to help people find ing "'their supplies instead of raising
Jest the right book or bit of informn-! them . They are up against it good
Moa, but although this Is the case,
tne cannot get these benefits unless
be applies for them. Men and womn
write or call onthelr daily papers or
information which they could obtain
and strong. Prices of everything to
p'. are sky-high, and thoee who must
go in debt forr flour, hay, chop and
meat are unfortunate. But the farm-
who grew his supplies, is resting
er
Saw Mill and Threshing Outfits
Pccrfess Tr? die p, Portable and Stationary Engines Geiser
Threshers.
asy on his oars. The prices for
breadstuffs and meatstuffs, which aro
grinding his neighbors, are water on
his wheel. Money is plentiful, the
banks of Stokes county showing re
sources of nearly half a million dol
lars. Danbury Reporter.
Caswell Superior Court is in session
this week. Messrs. Glidewell, Joyce,
McMIchael and Dalton of the Rocking
ham county bar are in attendance.
Judge Harding is presiding. A special
term of Caswell Superior Court w;1J
n so convene ai raneeyviue nexi
week, presided over by Judge Justice.
Through his skill in marksmanship ;
Clinton M, Griffith of Pelham( has i
qualified as a marksman In the U. S.
Marine Corps acording to an official
bulletin from Washington. At a re
cent trial he made an excellent score
at low and rapid fire winning a medal
and an Increase of pay. This keen
eyed young "man is with the U. 8
Mnrines who are busily engaged in
restoring order in the little Republic
of Haiti. While peace has been v
tablished throughout the greater pa-t
of the West Indian Island, and occas
sional fight with bandit? and other
lively happenings provide plenty of
txelteraent and adventure for he Pel
ham boy. Clinton who Is a son of
Albert Griffith of Pelhanv enlisted iij
the United States , Marine Corps at
the Winston-Salem recruiting station
on Nov. 13, 1916.
The return of the guardsmen to
Reldsvllle brings an interesting side
light on the stay of the troops on th
border. Some of the members of the
guard are firmly convinced that the
danger from Villa haa never been oO
great as some of the agencies wou'd
Iiave led the country to believe, but
tnat there was some danger there is
no doubt. The presence of the troops
on thei border In all probability pre
vented much that might have hap
pened. El Paso, however, was Inter
ested in the troops remaining on the
border for commercial reasons main
ly. At one ttme there were fifty
thosand troopers in that section of
the country. Many thousands of these
iioldiers finally found way Into the
marts of trade in El Paso and other
border towns, but mainly in El Paso.
Every man probably spent at lest
ten dollars a month while he was on
the border. In addition to the mon
ey the soldiers themselves spent tio
presence of the army made it neces
sary for the government to spend a
vasit. amount of money tor supplies
nrd equipment. Commercially tne
Merlcan troubles were a great thtug
for the border cities.
Garden seeds at Harris Bros.
Seed oats and clover seed at R. L.
Hubbard's.
A nice assortment of fresh cakes.
Harris Bros.
Come to Mrs. Sam Fels & Co.'s
for spring coat suits.
Just received car shingles. Town
send Buggy Company.
Corn Plititers f 13 . 50 and up.
Townsend Buggy Company.
Cord wood for sale. See R. D Ga-
pen, Phone 211-W, Reldsvllle.
Letz Feed Mllils are the best sold
by Townsend Buggy Coanpany.
Lumber for sale. Apply to R.
Gapen. phone 211-W Reidsville.
See our beautiful line of hats
dresses. Mrs. Sjim Fels & Co.
Tyson & Jones and Guilford Buggies
bin sold by Townsend Buggy Co.
Harness bought before the advance
will make special price. Townsend
Puggy Company.
For twenty-four inch concrete well
pipe, brick, and building blocks, call
on W. T. Wootcn, Mgr.
WANTED. Wood choppers. Will
pay $1 per cord. See or call R. D.
Gapen, phone 211-W. '
Big stock of screen doors and screen
v ire. We can make the price. Reida-
Ville Hardware Company.
Registered and mixed pigs for sale.
For prices see or call R. I Gapen,
Phone 211-W, Reidsville.
Shingles! Shingles! Shingles! We
have them and prices are right. ;
Townsend Buggy Company.
WANTED. Local agent for Indiat.
Motorcycles. ? Liberal contract B.
Reynolds, Madison, N. C.
FOR SALE Beaiutlful Black Pony,
Phaeton and Harness to match. Vor
frrther Information see or address W.
J. lrvln, Reidsvile.
SALESMAN WANTED to solicit or
ders for lubricating oils, greases and
P'.ints. Salary or commission. Ad
dress Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland, O.
' WANTED AT ONCE 25 girls or
women to work in Reidsville Paper
Box Co. Good board and reasonable
tvtes can be secured in town. See
or write W. II . Foy, Mgr. Reidsville
N. c . -
LABORER'S WANTED. Wanted
fifty .laborers. Will pay 15 cents per
nour Permanent work for several
months R. T. Hudson Construction
Co., Paving Contractors, Reidsville,
N..C "'
HOGSHEAD HOOPS WANTED
20,000 FIRST CLASS WHITE OAK
HHD. HOOPS. WILL PAY HIGH
EST MARKET PRICE. EXPORT
LEAF TOBACCO CO., ROBT. HAIRS-
TON, BUYER.
W. H. Wakefield, M. IL of Char-
lote will be in Reidsville at the New
Southern Hotel on Saturday, April 14th
1 he doctor limits his practice to eye
nose and throat troubles And makes
no charge for fitting glasses in simple
cases If the glasses are ordered from
him- V '';
AUCTION SALE .I wUI sell at my
home in Reidsville on Saturday, April
14, one pair mules, wagon and harness
one buggy; nousenoia ana Kiicnen
furniture; fanning utensils, etc. Sale
10 start at 2 o'clock. Mfe. J as. D.
Glass, Reldsvllle, N. C, March 25,
Prepare For Easter
Anticipating your needs for Easter we have just
received new shipments of
Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Shirt Waists
and Easter Hats
Oar stock of WASH FABRICS, SILKS
and WOOL DRESS GOODS is complete.
You will be pleased with the variety of
new weaves, styles and colorings.
Come in and make your selection today.
' ' . ' (
Mrs. W Co.,
The Woman's Store
Quality and Style.
0":lv?T- NOW
Plant English Peas, Lettuce, Radish,
Cabbage, Tomato, Sweet Peas and
Nasturtiums.
Our New Seeds just arrived.
Call, 'phone, send or write us your
wants '.'.
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Tucker's Drug Store, PHONE 200
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FETZER'S DRUGSTORE
HEADQUARTERS FOR
DR. HESS'
Stock & Poultry Tonic
Think of it! Eegs 40c per dozen and
your hens not Uyiuij! Feed them
Dr. Hess?oultryPanac:a
Every package guaranteed. Ask us
Charles Fetzer
"THE DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST
AT IT FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS
EUctrical Furnac at Philadelphia
Mint Cheaper and Faster,.
An eleetrlcul melting furnace of new
design and said to do the work of nine
old style gas furnaces more cheaply
and quickly soon will le installed at
the Philadelphia mint to melt copper
and nickel for coinage. It will have a
capacity of 700 pounds of metal. The
old style furnaces rarely melted more
than eighty pounds at a time. The
present m ethofl involves placing the
metal in graphite crucibles, upon which
Is turned a powerful gas flame. The
new furnace will Introduce the heating
medium into the .metal 'itself, and, in
stead of a crucible, a firebrick furnace
with silicon glazing will be employed.
The European war has affected great
ly the cost to the government of melt
ing mctul because of the difficulty iu
securing graphite crucibles. An infe
rior article, rarely lasting more than
three meltings, now is being used at a
cost approximately seventeen times as
much as fornierly4
Had 790,000,000 Bottles of Wine.
In 1915 the French government dis
tributed C1S.O0O.000 bottles of wine
among the armies, each ninn and offi
cer receiving half a liter a day. Last
year there was a considerable increase,
the total n mount requisitioned reach
ing 790.000.000 bottles.
ZELi'S
JUU
III! Will ill
FOR TOBACCO
- Madison,' N. C, Jai. 27, 1917.
T u,ed 2917 baes of. ZELL'S SPECIAL COM
POUX D FOK, TOBACCO on my farms last year and
so far have sold about $60,000 00 worth of tobacco
crown over it at prices which are highly pleasing.
.ELL'S starts tobacco nicely, and ripens it uni
formly, producing a rich, waxy leaf which weighs
ell and brings the money. I will certainly use
well's again this year J. M. GALL A WAY.
FOR SALE BY ,
KING & COBB, Pelham. J. H. GLENN. StooeriOe
JNO. Y. STOKES, Reidsville J.H.HOLLAND & CO. Price
W. 0. DOGGETT.Brown Summit, T.B.WIL10N, Madison
Burt 90 day oats, Virginia Grey Win
ter oats, Sapling and old-fashioned
red clover seed. Harris Bros.
MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES
I represent the Continental Marble
end Granite Co., of Canton, Ga., and
w ill be pleased to submit estimates
on memorials, tombstones and marble
work of all kinds. Lowest prices ai d
satisfaction guaranteed J. H Be
rett, Jr., Reidsv.lle, N. C.
Tie New Peerless Piston Valre Engines. More power per dollar brested than
i:j c&er Traction or 'Portable Engine on the market. Geiser Threshers best for
3vzg tie wheat Write for catalogue acd prices.
FL G. I'EVF1 1 CO'.IPAIIY, Dhlrfctcrs
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I AUCTION SALE-LAND
Good Tobacco Farm-To the Highest Bidder
SATURDAY, MARCH 31-2:00 P. M.
FARM of 108 acres, a
Improvements consist
her tuildiugs. Known as
At Jonathsn Ba)nrS' Store, New Bethel
good tobacco frm in the best neiihborhood.
or dwelling, sUble, tobacco barns and oihi
the Jess Moore farm.
rm8: One fourth cash; balance one, two and three years.
For further particulars see or write
REIDSVILLE IliSURAJXE & REALTY CO, be.
P. B. Ktf P, Pres. v. TX. STCNT. fee "d Trsu
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
The partnership on tbe practice f
kw heretofore existing between tae
undersigned has been dissolved as of
date, March 29tb, 1917. The busines
intrusted to the firm will be concluded
by both members as originally agreed.
The dissolution is by mutual consent
of both members of the firm.
This March 31st. 1917.
P. W. GLIDEWELL,
J. Ix ROBERTS. ..'
OftOttOOH00HHCHKH3HeH
I - ' WAR AND HIGH PA ICES I
may cause a "pinch'.
When
The
Pinch
Comes
Tl
a pmcn , me
flourishing green in the gar
den will help considerably.
But see to it that the proper
seeds are planted. If you
get them from us. tHey will
surely ''keep the wolf from
the door".
Get your , Garden Seed
from
GARDNER DRUG COMPANY
THOSE 14. RGIU PHOriE 61-J.
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